My, didn’t that not go quite to plan…
Basically, up until now, Pushing the Sky had been hosted on Jack’s hosting, which was more out of pragmatism on my part because I didn’t have a credit card – indeed, once upon a time had a moral objection to them – and the internets didn’t work without that.
So when Jack prodded me about a month ago to get off his turf, I thought, “sure, I’ll move it in a jiffy, and then I’ll have control over my own destiny!”, followed by some cackling laughter (ok no really; i mean, who says “Jiffy” these days?). Only it’s not so easy to move, and it ended up taking a little longer than I thought, and I think I ended up costing Jack a bit when they had to remove the referral fees (sorry dude).
But anywho! Hopefully now that I can actually remember my FTP password, and can play with the hosting a bit, I’ll be able to poke around the site more and do some fun stuff (says I, as ever optimistic). We shall see.
Talking about moving, your seat has also been moved :D
talk about moving, these b#$%$^!#$ in IES couldn’t move a guy across the fricken’ street if they were paid for it. “Oh you wanted to keep access to all the office applications? Why didn’t you say so in the first place?!”
LOL, good to see the quality standard of IES is consistent globally.